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Wednesday.
March
20,
1940.
PETTY
BICKERINGS
The
quiet
little
squabble
that
is
going
on
between
the
political
parties,
while
thousands
of
Canadians
are
either
overseas
or
preparing
to
go
overseas
is,
to
say
the
least,
most
undignified.
Arguments
used
as
to
why
Rt
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
is
unfit
to
continue
in
office
and
why
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J.
Manion
should
not
take
his
place
are
extremely
petty.
Putting
political
bias
to
one
side,
we
all;
know
that'
the
present
Prime
Minister
is
the
man
for
the!
job.
He
has
sacrificed
his
own
inclinations
for
the
British
!
fcmpirp
and
then,
some
pettifogging
politicians
come
along
?H
Z
SSiSX
and
try
t0
hint
that
he
was
not
loval
to
the
EmjHnfojfrter
of
a
century
ago.
Even
if
he
was!
not,
neither
was
General
Smuts.
What
has
that
to
do
with
today
.'
It
makes-one
sick
to
listen
very
to
some
of
the
arguments
on
both
sides.
1
We
suggest
that
we
forget
all
the
petty
stuff
and
keep1
arguments
toned
up
to
a
wartime
plane.
The
fate
of
the;
British
Empire
is
at
stake
in
the
conflict
overseas
and
it
does
not
heln
the
Emnirp
tn
hnvA
nottr
riit,,,;.,.,
in
nettv
bickering
a
kuMi
q
f
imo
wi,,.
f
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"
able
in
our
political
arguments
as
in
the
other
business
of
everyway
me
:
TKST
OK
NOBLENESS
We
hear
a
lot
of
talk
about
nobleness.
There
is
nobleness
of
soul,
nobleness
of
spirit,
nobleness
of
stature,
nobleness
of
character.
If
these
words
mean
anything
at
all,
they
were
e.ibited
by
the
women
of
Finland
prior
to
the
peace.
The
Finnish
women
stood
nobly
by
their
men
in
carrying
on.
With
shells
bursting
about
them,
trying
to
protect
their
children,
they
never
lost
faith
in
their
cause
and
in
the
courage
of
the
menfolk.
It
was
a
wonderful
test
and
they
stood
it
nobly.
In
Finland
during
the
war
the
Salvation
Army
had1
ninety
relief
depots
and
some
of
them
were
bombed.
However,
that
did
not
discoiimo-p-thp
Ralvat;
there
expecting
that
sort
of
thing.
The
windows
of
the
headquarters
were
blown
out
by
bombbut
that
did
not
interfere
with
their
work.
Even
yet
they
have
much
work
to
do
in
helping
the
homeless
people
of
the
war
region
to
get
re-established.
50
IN
THE
WAR
AIMS
As
it
is
difficult
to
keep
petty
people
from
drawing
us
away
from
the
main
aim
in
the
-present
political
fight,
so,
it
is
difficult
to
keep
the
Germans
from
drawing
peoole-
awav
from
thp
mnin
rmisp
nf
wn
TVio
oc
4t,
a
11:
I
v
.
.
-
"
11
vuoi.
luc
.njiieci
has
to
be
stated
again
and
again.
The
war
is
being
fought
to
protect
veaker
nations
from
aggression.
The
rape
of
Poland
was
the
immediate
cause
of
the
war
starting
but
we
are
fighting
iust
as
much
for
Finland,
for
Norway
and
Sweden
and
Holland
and
Beltnum,
for
Roumania
and
Bulgaria
and
Switzerland.
All
these
nations
live
in
fear
and
u
emoiing.
J
Jiey
never
know
a
day
but
what
some
strong-er
nation
may
march
across
the
border
and
kill
and
burn.
Asia
is
not
any
more
safe
than
Europe.
The
-world
seems
to
have
dropped
back
centuries
in
its
aims
and
ideals.
Even
some
of
the
neutral
countries
think
of
nothing
except
to
try
to
escape
by
staying
away
from
the
scene
of
conflict
There
is
no
real
unified
effort
in
Wppn
iha
i..,.u
,iM
-
i'
,fc.i-
iruuu
uiCjJU,
Our
whole
trend
of
thought
has
been
perverted
by
the
race'
for
wealth,
power
or
ease.
Smithers
High
School
Cagers
To
Visit
City
Arrangements
have
been
mad
for
a
Smithers
Hieh
School
ba.kt-
I-
ball
team
'
to
vtiit
Prtrv
rumm
for
a
'series
of
games
during
the
tester
holiday
season.
The
game
win
De
played
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday
of
next
week.
Services
To
Military
Men
CapU
R.
I.
Lonsridre
Goes
Our
Famous
Edtun
Alberta
GOAL
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
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and
558
Into
vmuuin
unrailr
i
.'
Bluebird
Captain
R.
B.
Lanerida.
Uiw.lrrce
tary
District
No.
11
auxiliary
ser-
ToHWW
vices
officer,
returned
tn
vuiri.
'
HnutW
yesterday
after
a
four
rfav
vi.it
on
official
business.
On
Friday
evening
Cants
in
r-
Keroo
Bhtfn
ridge
met
the
members
of
theSHaadieap
lOCOl
Dranch
Of
the
CarutrlUn
Tntl.
Legion
Informally
and
then
art-!
Mini
I
m
re
dressed
the
branch
f
V,
m.
!
...
fcnc
auiuuujr
service.
He
eon-1
Smith
gratulated
the
branch
on
tneArney
splendid
result
of
their
finanetei.Intram
drive
In
connection
with
the'LaBelle
Legion
War
Services.
He
toM
f!
Nelson
the
general
success
of
the
drive
.Handicap
that
had
in
every
province
ex-"
Total
ceeded
the
quotas
set
Later
Cap-
Knox
Hotel-tain
Longridge
visited
the
I03nd
I
McKeown
dance
at
the
Armory
and
met
Col
:S:harff
S.
D.
Johnston
M.
C.
V.
D..
Lieut.
Frits
Col
Turner
and
other
officers.
i
Bramll
On
Saturday
afternoon
Capt.
Yaer
Longridge
met
representatives
of
Gunn
the
various
organizations
that
are
Handicap
Interested
in
doins
whnt
th
Mn
Tniii.
-
tO
help
the
troODS
now
senrtnir
nn'lhnrm
25
Sunday-
as
the
guest
of
Col.
John-
Petersen
rton,
he
visited
the
troops
at
Yager
Dundas,
Frederick
and
Barrett
Wharton
Points
and
got
first
hand
infor-
Asemitsen
nutton
of
conditions
there
in
Balllnger
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ers
and'
Artiwile'S,
winning
two
games
to
one
respectively
over
Knox
Hotel
aad
Big
Sitters,
are
in
nicn
assistance
might
be
given
Handicap
through
the
auxiliary
services.
Totals
I
.
Annettes
I
Dally
News
Classman
Art
nrin.
n,..
r,
.
mults.
0wM
LEAFS
TAKE
TOP
PLACE
re
Now
In
Exclusive
PosesJon
Of
Leadership
Of
Ladies
Bowling
League
Maple
Leaf
assumed
exclusive
possession
of
first
pia
in
the
final
tfMM
starts
ic
f
the
Ladies"
BWHH
LNcae
last
night
by
scor-
irif
a
tfeftn
sweep
three
(rftmes
to
di
TMMw,iver
Bktc
Birds.
Rang
tie
fur
stand
place.
In
t-
fourth
me
lut
fiicht.
Rex
de
feated
MetttuMMftte
two
pame
to
one.
l
M
17
110
l
140
.
170
S
i
101
m
m
m
144
IS
515
1
170
m
115
m
100
895
1
W
m
no
.
1M
170
30
5
1
233
150
150
193
106
102
107
41
899
S
133
176
182
304
107
18
910
2
119
12
187
149
78
89
750
2
156
107
158
167
263
30
826
2
139
163
3
302
164
115
196
135
41
S3
3
196
130
129
229
206
911
3
1
Iff!
liSl
126
153
163
100
."I
177
135
137
139'
236
30
851.
192)
185'
Cameron
,
.18
139
Sellg
..
JL..12l
99
Dickens
134
171
179
Field
17
139
Handicap
"4
53
57
Totals
S30
833
891
Bar
Sisters
1
2
3
Gomel
171
345
128
M.
Bond
77
174
139
Roth
weH
177
116
132
Alexander
133
IOC
149
E.
Bond
152
135
110
Haixitap
SO
M
59
Totals
769
S91
717
Merrhanteti
12
3
Mo
21
141
137
Collie
87
97
44
Morrison
241
106
170
Johnson
70
131
82
Ciceone
141
235
212
Handicap
119
119
119
Totals
.ri...
879
823
784
Itex
l
2
J
Bury
-
149
179
149
Biry
134
157
103
A.
Bury
1M
H8
220
"rdy
131
101
140
Oroxfard
154
189
133
Handicap
44
44
44
Totals
7C8
918
791
OVERTIME
KF.QU1ICEI)
VANCOUVER.
March
20:
CP-Vanceuver
Lions
were
forced
into
overtime
before
they
uw
able
to
defeat
Portland
Bttckarooj
bjr
a
score
of
four
to
three
In
the
deciding
game
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
championship
Monday
night.
A
fiftj
cent
ctussttiro
ad
'ften
make
you
many
dollars.
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
Ami
Yeull
Jump
Out
of
Bed
la
th
Morniof
Raria'
to
Ce
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bit
(hrfcaw
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four
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latent.
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n.ih.n,
?v
Tonight
Across
Canada
"
HEAR
Hon.
Robert
Manion
SUBJECT
National
Government
TIME
6
to
6.30
p.
m.
CRL
and
CBC
Network
Tunc
in
CISC
or
Associated
Station
to
Which
You
Listen
SHOOTING
GALLERY
Adjoining
IDORA
ROLLER
ARENA
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping
Apartment
(Hot
Waler
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E
Black,
Proprletresa
f
Central
Hotel
1
IDORA
Roller
Rink
Daily
Sessions
as
Follows:
Mon..
Tues..
Wed.
8
to
11
p.m.
Thurs.
7
to
9
30.
Dance
10
to2
Friday
6
to
8:30.
8:30
to
li
OO
fiat.
Children
10
to
12
ajn..
2
to
4:30,
6
to
8:30,
8:30
toll
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Arrangements
Can
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Something
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Drlfrious
Wheal
Puffs-Large
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Bach
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Sliced
liacon
Per
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Qff0
Laid
Es-Per
doz.
C
Aunt
Dinah
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Per
tin
Apricots
Per
tin
Peaches,
Pears
Eadh
Veal
Loaf.
Per
lb.
15c
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15c
25
c
,,
Wednesday,
y
,
Jack
Hammett,
travelling
auditor
J
noon
on
h..
re
tun
for
Home
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Distributors
Ltd..
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after
rpcnding
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offir'al
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A
truly
fine
selection
of
chocolate
novelties
V..
L
Iwfore
featured
in
the
citv
O
O
O
o
o
o
O
o
to
1
1
15c
to
$3
g
Any
item
roforved
till
Earier
on
request.
Mak.
eiix.iiin
wnne
ine
aawrtment
is
compi.
SYMPHONY
EASTER
CARDS
An
excellent
assortment,
reasonably
price
!
2
for
5c
5c
and
IQc
Ormes
Jim
Ptontcr
Drtqot3t
Th
ne"
S,0
rhones
81
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tit
I
Open
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
5
Sunday,
and
Holiday,
from
13
to
t
p.m.
and
1..
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